Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
FRoM MonoAYs DAILY.


 Tomorrow will be collection day.
 District court vill meet next Monday. NO. Murphy is expected home this Sam Hill hes sold his Phenix store to c. Coon.
 J.w. Mc0owan has gone back to Martinez.
 Rev. G. H. Adams is expected here in . few days
 HIT. Andrews returned from Phenix this forenoon.
 Churches wers toler.bly we'll patron ized yesterday.
 Yavapai county does not want the San Carlos Indians.
 The Ivy Club boys will give another party next Friday night.
 Frank AufmArte will reopen the City feed yard tomorrow.
 Mm. Mitchell, the we'll known Agus Fria stock king, was in town to-day.
 A wagon load of cofHns. for the Salt river valley. were loaded here to-day.
 w. c. Rashiord ( Co. received . let of choice bacon and hams On Saturday. Venus, the bright morning stAr. ii now visible e late e 10 o'clock in the day.
 The Phenix Herald was the only paper received at this office to-day from the south.
 Me-serr. .Adameon < Stephens, of the Tragic meat market, have gone to Cali fornia.
 A. A. Moore will leave for California tomorrow. He wW 90 overland wis Pheuix.
 sc. Rogers and wife have deeded to Robert Conne.l lot 20 m block 26, Prescott. for $35O
 Mrs. J. L. Fisher. Mics Emily Horn and J. F. Me.dor are due here from Phenix to-morroW.
 Part e here are talking of shipping . car load of burros to the east, where they are in demand.
 A social party was given, on Saturday evening, at the residence of Lute wh' son, on Lynx creek.
 Parties who chip ore through the sampl:ng works are the ones who are satisfied with returns.
 Geo. H. Tinker, editor of the Flag s,aff On mion, has returned from hi' visit to relatives in the east. Geo. w. Young, of Skull valley. was n town. to-day, on one of the fines' saddIe horses in the county. DC. Thorne, Thos. Urquhart and T. Otto left on yest<rdsy's train for duel hunt near the head of the Verde. Noah c. Sheckl-s, of Prescott, and John c. Hicks, of Flagstaff, have eAct filed his official bond as notary public Another lien of sl,4774A asainst tho Mineral Bel, railroad was filed to-day by P. J. BrAnnen, in the recorder'i office.
 The testimonial concert, to be giveI to Professor Thomas, on the 10th of No vember, promises to be . rare musics | treat.
 Conductor Pomeroy says the track o the railroad is ;n better condition . present than at any time since iis com pletion.
 Sheriff Nulvenon and four deputlea -Geo. Burton, Joe Dodge, E. M. Tsck cit and Joe D.llon-Are out summonin jurors and witnesses.
 Hon. John J. Goeper, exeecretary C Arizona, came in on to-day's train. | is Mir. Gosper's first visit here since thu com pletion of the railroad.
 Col. s. B. BevAns returned from . bu ness trip through Kirkland and skullval leys. He reports good grsss and Ia stock in those sections, both of whief he sand, improved the further south h' went.
 1 war of passenger rates between th Atchi.on. Topeka < Santa Fe and tn Sou, heru Pacific threatens to reduc pssssnger fare from Kausss City l Los Angeles and San FrAncisco to $l' A cut to 80 has already been inst'ts ted.
 H.G. Temple, whom Geo. H. Tints l.f, in charge of the Flagstsf Chan pion during hi. absence. .kipped out few days sgo, before the latter's retur 1 from the east. taking with him com saOO or $500 of Mir. Tinker's funds. l Parties who recently came over th Atlantic < Pacific railroad say the were told by railroad men, that I!OV lloaded freight cars were ei ie-trscks between here and Albuquerque, oD . coun. of pant of motive power to m"' them. All the engines of the road al in use moving passenger trains an i, time freight. . A fine specimen of the original st"c l of the bronze turkey was on exhioit's [ d, John Smiths meat market to-dA A I, was killed. by wm. Denny. m tf Juniper mountains. and weighed abo fifteen pounds. These turkeys, fro which the bronze turkeys, now su'
 uniyersal lavorites as domestic fow
 came are still found in large numbe
 in the mountains in this county.
 E. B. Dodge returned. on sstusds
 with his wife, from Kansas City,
 which point he went to meet her. M :. Dodge is sgreeably surprised at Il beauty of our town and the geniality e our people. MT. Dodge says that tra' IS westward ie immense and that he .
 unable to secure passage on the reg" n train. although it was composed of thl le sectione of nine or ten coaches ea' ,s He and his wife embarked on the D'